The Salem Syndrome: A Novel of Medicine and Law Book

In the final Rocksburg novel, the point of view expands beyond Balzic and Carlucci to give a more complete glimpse into the lives of three police officers (with a few final cameos from other Rocksburg residents). The focus is on the issues that each of the officers is struggling through and how these issues affect their day-to-day work. Constantine gives voice to his characters is a unique way. I really appreciate what he is doing, but understand other readers will be put off by the lack of "traditional" plot.

The Rocksburg series (especially after the first few volumes) isn't the typical procedural journey, but it takes you deep into new territory. Constantine has drawn a rich, complex, and troubling portrait of a small town. This is a masterwork.